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While bedrooms are intensely personal spaces and ones, many guests may never see—they’re also where you spend most of your time. Practical ideas and unconventional tips can elevate the space, creating a room that reflects, refreshes and restores.

It might seem counterintuitive, but in a bedroom with relatively small square footage, sizing up the bedside tables can make the most of every inch to house your beauty products, books and other essentials.

Bedroom is that room in the house where you’ll appreciate lush and opulent textiles the most. Imagine silk drapes, Bohemian blankets, Egyptian rug, or brass nightstands.

A spacious bedroom is a dream, but outfitting it with accents that speak to that scale is vital. An oversized ceiling lamp and jumbo mirror feel right at home in an airy, open space.

A room is never completely finished until you dress your window right. So much creativity can go into the curtains. Think of two different shades vertically stitched under frills. Perhaps combine cut fabrics to add vibrancy to your otherwise neutral bedroom. And if you have added colors to the wall already, white curtains could come to your rescue. But do not forget to add black-out lining underneath for those much-awaited Sunday siestas.

Create the illusion of more space in a tiny guest room by opting for a daybed instead of a large bed frame. It serves as a cozy seating spot for work-from-home days.

Less can be more when designing around a statement art piece. A big painting adjacent to your reading chair and lamp can add life to the room.

Sticking to one light color is an easy way to make a small bedroom feel less claustrophobic.

If you grow tired of things quickly, using curtains as a creative headboard behind the bed lets you update your room to fit every mood.

Layering is key to a beautiful bed. It gives your space an instantly glamorous upgrade, plus you’ll be beyond cozy in the wintertime.

There’s nothing more frustrating than a bedroom with just one overhead light. Give yourself options by adding a dimmer or opt for multiple fixtures throughout the room, one in warm white while others in yellows.

There’s no need to go overboard with the art in your bedroom: pick one piece that speaks to you and also makes a statement.

You want everything in your bedroom to exude comfort, and the color palette is no exception. Whether you’re a fan of warm or cool shades, pick colors that you naturally gravitate toward and give you a sense of calm.

You may have as many family photos as you wish in other rooms in the house, but it’s best to keep the bedroom’s artwork less emotionally loaded. Elegant photographs add some character to your space without reminding you of specific people while you’re trying to fall asleep.

Whether they’re on your nightstand, vanity, or windowsill, flower arrangements are a lovely thing to wake up to. Take inspiration from the fresh flowers that flank the bed, not to mention the flora on the walls.

The end of your bed is a perfect and unsuspecting spot to fit in more storage. It can serve as a table, seating, or a savior, who knows!

Although most designers would advise against working in your bedroom, that’s not always a reality. Designate a specific work area in your room, preferably as far from your bed as possible, so that you don’t feel guilty for finishing up paperwork.

Mirrors are a pretty magical design element. They make any space feel larger, brighter, and more unique. You can hang them or simply prop one up against the wall.

There should be enough pillows so that your bed looks sumptuous and inviting when properly made, yet not so many that getting in bed requires 10 minutes of excavating. The sweet spot is usually between two to six, depending on the size of your bed.

A good spot to sit down will serve you well when you’re reading or need to have a conversation with your partner. It’s also great for putting on shoes or checking email so you can leave tech out of your bed.

A nightstand with all the necessities looks lovely, but it can also be a way to showcase your personality. The more idiosyncratic and “you” it feels, the better it will work and the more it will be a testament to your personal style.

Imagine, implement and indulge!

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